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    Checking a main bearing

    This engine has been tested under actual running conditions prior to engine installation. During Engine testing, a special "break-in" oil was used. All critical engine parameters including the engine management datastream were monitored. No unusual conditions were were noted. Only high...
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    Original GNX Book, Owner's Manual Supplement and GNX Lapel Pin

    Some Rare and Original Items from my collection of Buick : Here is the ultimate GNX package for that discerning GNX owner or GNX enthusiast. The Book by Martyn Schorr is the original publication new in the box (not a reprint) The Owner's Manual Supplement is from the original printing (I...
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    Champion Irons - Viton or teflon valve stem seals?

    Looking at the pictures of these FelPro seals, They look like the original type seal. DR
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    Champion Irons - Viton or teflon valve stem seals?

    Here is an ARTICLE on valve stem seals you might find interesting.
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    Nice article in Engine Builder Magazine about Chris Lyons

    Good Luck at the event Chris!
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    Champion Irons - Viton or teflon valve stem seals?

    What were you running for clearance? (Valve stem to guide that is) Being too tight can cause galling and guide wear. Both Viton and Teflon seals will dry up your guides which makes guide wear issues even worse. Getting good clearance allows a bit more oil down the guide for lubrication...
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    Nice article in Engine Builder Magazine about Chris Lyons

    Read this: Article Well Done Chris!!!
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    1986-87 Stock Cam Specifications

    Here are the details:
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    Stock Cam dimensions

    I didn't realize Melling was producing a stock cam. Good info!!
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    Stock Cam dimensions

    Mark, I just posted a sticky thread that has the Specs for the stock cam. The lift listed is VALVE lift not LOBE lift. The stock rocker ratio is 1.55, I believe. If you take valve lift and divide it by 1.55 you get lobe lift. I have successfully had the stock cams re-ground by Delta Cam in...
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    1986-87 Stock Cam Specifications

    The Specifications for the Stock 86-87 Cam: Duration @.050 Intake: 192 degrees Exhaust: 196 degrees Valve Lift Intake .393 Exhaust .408 Lobe Separation Angle (LSA) 107 degrees Intake Lobe Centerline 107 degrees
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    Billet Hydraulic Roller Cam and Cam Drive parts- Sold

    Sold
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    yes

    yes
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    Billet Hydraulic Roller Cam and Cam Drive parts- Sold

    Yes, It will work great in a 109 block. It came out of a stock block.
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    Billet Hydraulic Roller Cam and Cam Drive parts- Sold

    For your consideration: Nice used billet Hydraulic Roller Cam ground by Comp cams: 3311/3311 lobes on intake and exhaust 206 duration @.050 on intake and exhaust .480 lift with 1.5 rockers 109 degrees LSA All the oddfire cam nose parts needed for installation: Thrust plate Thrust bearing...
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